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All 29 Michael Buscemi Movies (in Order)
Get ready for a cinematic journey as we dive into the world of Michael Buscemi Movies, exploring the actor’s diverse and captivating filmography. From action-packed thrillers to heartwarming dramas, this roundup showcases the best of Buscemi’s work and will leave you eager for more.
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1. River of Grass (1994)
River of Grass” is a compelling drama directed by Kelly Reichardt and written by Jesse Hartman and Reichardt herself. Released in 1995, it follows the story of Cozy, a discontented housewife, as she meets Lee at a bar. A drink turns into a home break-in, which leads to a gunshot, leaving them both believing they may have committed murder, leading to their subsequent life on the run.
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2. Habit (1995)
Habit” is a gripping 1995 horror drama that takes place in the gritty, realistic setting of modern-day New York City. The film follows the life of alcoholic Sam, who unwittingly becomes entangled with a seductive modern-day succubus that casts its spell on him, controlling his will and manipulating his every action.
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3. Trees Lounge (1996)
Trees Lounge, ” a 1996 release directed by Steve Buscemi, is a raw, comedic drama that delves into the life of an unemployed mechanic named Tommy. Struggling with addiction, Tommy spends a significant portion of his time in a local bar called Trees Lounge, dreaming of the things that might help him break his cycle of drinking.
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4. Cross-Eyed (1999)
Cross-Eyed” (1999) is a gripping drama-thriller film that follows the journey of Eddie Stax, a ruthless downtown pimp, as he tries to reclaim his estranged lover, Ludmilla, from a phony adoption ring. Melville, Stax’s best friend, gets involved and uncovers a dark secret.
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5. Animal Factory (2000)
Prepare to step inside the grim walls of Animal Factory, a chilling drama that takes you on a harrowing journey into the heart of a cold and unforgiving prison. Directed by Steve Buscemi and penned by Edward Bunker and John Steppling, this gripping tale follows the story of a young man who is sent to jail.
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6. Happy Accidents (2000)
Happy Accidents” is a delightful rom-com that takes on a unique spin on the classic trope of finding your perfect match. Marisa Tomei stars as Ruby Weaver, who is absolutely thrilled when she meets her dream man Sam Deed, played by Vincent D’Onofrio. However, there’s a twist - Sam claims to be from the future.
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7. Acts of Worship (2001)
Acts of Worship” is a raw, heartfelt Drama that follows the harrowing journey of Alix, a young woman grappling with the darkest recesses of addiction. In the bustling, vibrant backdrop of New York City, we find Alix seeking refuge and salvation in the embrace of Digna, a caring and compassionate photographer.
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8. Margarita Happy Hour (2001)
Margarita Happy Hour” is a refreshing take on friendship, drama, and the unbridled joy of shared experiences. Set in the laid-back atmosphere of a Brooklyn happy hour, five “disreputable” women come together to unwind, relish half-price drink specials, and engage in heartfelt conversations about life, relationships, and the challenges of being a woman.
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9. The Hidden (2002)
The Hidden” is a gripping drama that explores life’s twists and turns, set in the quiet town of New Russia, Ohio. Renee Unger, portrayed by Kris Carr, has everything she could have wished for – a cute red-brick house, a loving husband, a thriving construction business, and a baby on the way. Her idyllic life takes a dramatic turn when her husband’s younger brother, Colson, released from juvenile prison after serving five years for murder, comes back into their lives.
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10. 13 Moons (2002)
13 Moons” takes us on a whimsical comedy journey, following the life of a struggling television clown, Banana. With his career on a downward spiral and his estranged wife, Suzi, in the slammer for assaulting his new girlfriend, Lily, Banana’s despair reaches an all-time high.
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11. Replay (2003)
In the gripping thriller, “Replay, ” viewers are transported into the world of crime and mystery as they become the unseen eyes of two sharp detectives. By using footage captured from twenty-one hidden cameras, the crime unfolds before our eyes. Three gunmen storm the home of the charismatic gem dealer, Seth Collison, with a singular mission - to steal the exquisite Sophia Diamond, worth a staggering ten million dollars.
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12. Personal Sergeant (2004)
Personal Sergeant” tells the heartwarming story of Chuck Manetta, a Korean War veteran, who reluctantly becomes the guardian of his granddaughter Jenny. After discovering Jenny’s passion for soccer, Chuck sets out to transform her into a grade school varsity star.
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13. The Collection (2005)
The Collection” is a 2005 American drama film under the collaborative project called DV Workshop. This film was made by a group of New York actors and writers, including director Bruno de Almeida, under the guidance of Anthony Zaccaro, John Frey, and John Ventimiglia. Shot using a digital camera and edited on a home computer, the film was showcased online as it was being produced, offering viewers an unprecedented chance to witness the film’s growth.
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14. Lonesome Jim (2005)
Lonesome Jim, ” a heartwarming comedy-drama released in 2005, follows the life of Jim, a 27-year-old man who struggles to find his footing in life. His inability to break free from his family’s expectations leads him to move back in with his parents. Through his journey, he learns the importance of personal growth, self-discovery, and the strength of family bonds.
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15. Searching for Bobby D (2005)
Searching for Bobby D” is a witty and adventurous comedy-drama that follows the antics of four spirited young filmmakers as they attempt to raise the funds needed for their big break. To do so, they concoct a tale, telling potential investors that the legendary actor Robert DeNiro is on board. However, when the investors decide to go ahead with this project, the young group finds themselves thrust into the task of locating the elusive actor.
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16. I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry (2007)
I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry” is a hilarious and heartwarming comedy film that features a unique premise. Set in Brooklyn, two straight, single and charming firefighters, Chuck (Adam Sandler) and Larry (Kevin James), find themselves in a pinch when they realize they need insurance. However, domestic partner benefits are only available for gay couples.
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17. Anamorph (2007)
Anamorph, a 2007 psychological thriller directed by Henry Miller, takes viewers on a chilling journey into the world of crime, horror, and thriller. Set against the backdrop of a painting technique that manipulates perspective to create two competing images on a single canvas, the movie follows the story of a murder that leaves a detective in a race against time to crack the case.
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18. Interview (2007)
Interview” is a striking drama that transports viewers into the complexities of human relationships. Set in 2007, the film revolves around a fading political journalist who finds himself at odds with his editor and is forced to take on an unexpected interview with America’s most celebrated soap actress. The film’s storyline is further enriched with a backdrop of intrigue, secrets, and wounded souls.
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19. Being Flynn (2012)
Being Flynn” is a thought-provoking drama that explores the intricacies of family and self-discovery. Set in a homeless shelter, the film revolves around Nick Flynn, played by Paul Dano, who unexpectedly crosses paths with his father, a notorious con man and self-proclaimed poet, played by Robert De Niro. This encounter prompts Nick to reflect on his own life and the potential consequences of reaching out to his troubled father.
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20. Time Out of Mind (2014)
Time Out of Mind” is a powerful drama that brings to light the struggles faced by the homeless, focusing on the life of George, a man who seeks shelter at Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan. As he grapples with his past and strained relationship with his estranged daughter, George finds solace in befriending another fellow resident at the hospital.
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21. Blended (2014)
Blended, released in 2014, is a lighthearted comedy-romance film directed by Frank Coraci. The plot revolves around a divorced man and a single mother who find themselves on a disastrous blind date, only to end up at the same family resort. As they navigate through the challenges of a blended family, they not only learn to coexist but also fall for each other.
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22. The Girl Who Invented Kissing (2017)
The Girl Who Invented Kissing” (2017) is a heartfelt drama that follows the journey of an enigmatic young woman who steps into the lives of two middle-age brothers in a small town. This tale, filled with love, loss, and self-discovery, offers a poignant portrait of hope and friendship.
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23. Abnormal Attraction (2018)
In a world where mythical creatures walk among humans, prejudice and fear threaten to tear them apart. Abnormal Attraction (2018) follows three separate storylines that somehow manage to intertwine, exploring the complexities of human relationships, desires, and misunderstandings.
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24. BlacKkKlansman (2018)
In the gripping film, “BlacKkKlansman, ” based on true events, Ron Stallworth (John David Washington), an African American police officer from Colorado Springs, Colorado, embarks on an audacious mission to infiltrate the local Ku Klux Klan branch. Joined by a Jewish surrogate who eventually becomes its leader, Stallworth navigates a world of white supremacy and racism, making this a thrilling exploration of real-life events and the lengths one can go to challenge injustice. Directed by Spike Lee and starring Adam Driver and Laura Harrier, “BlacKkKlansman” is a powerful commentary on race and crime that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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25. The Karma Club (2018)
In “The Karma Club, ” three orphaned brothers navigate the treacherous waters of a small Southern town, fighting tooth and nail for their survival. Their bond is unbreakable, a testament to their shared history and unwavering loyalty to each other. But when a mysterious woman offers them a job that promises to change their lives forever, their brothership is put to the ultimate test.
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26. Smothered by Mothers (2019)
In the quirky family comedy ‘Smothered by Mothers, ’ starring Shannon Brown and Heather Matarazzo, wealthy football star Bobby Davis wakes up broke with his fortune mismanaged and about to be wiped out. As if that wasn’t enough, Bobby finds out he has three unwanted pregnancies on his hands.
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27. You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah (2023)
You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, ” a hilarious coming-of-age comedy, follows the journey of two best friends, Stacy and Lydia, as they plan their dream Bat Mitzvah. As they navigate the trials of middle school and face the challenges of a popular boy, their friendship is tested like never before. Set against the backdrop of a Jewish rite of passage, this film tackles themes of friendship, unraveling expectations, and the universal pangs of growing up.
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28. Blackout (2023)
Blackout” is a chilling horror movie that takes viewers on a thrilling ride. Set in a small American town, the story follows a Fine Arts painter, who is convinced that he is a werewolf, wreaking havoc with each full moon.
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29. Carole & Grey (2024)
Carole & Grey” is a hilarious, heartwarming, and offbeat comedy film that follows the whimsical adventure of two best friends, Carole and Grey. This quirky tale begins in Brooklyn and takes us on a journey across the Upper West Side as they embark on a mission to retrieve Grey’s beloved dog. Along the way, we witness the dynamic duo’s quirks and idiosyncrasies, navigating the absurdities of life and the unbreakable bond of friendship.
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